Literary Notes

Julián Ralph'a secood paper on the Houtii win appear in Harper'a Magazine for Pébraaxy, and will be devotcil to "New OrleaoB, our Southern Capital." It will embrace a graphk di's ■iiption of the distinctive features of that remarkable ( tv, uith enterTainiiifi comment and lservat:ons toncniin!i Ite social and commercial aspecte. Ibe paper will 1m fully niustrateil by V. T. Smrdley. A Museum of art and arehaeology and a edaool of Une arta In the capital ut' liic ( it tullían Omp+re are nnt cxa'tly in acoordance witli our ideas of Turkisii iunot-an;' and prejudlce. 'Ilic idrt h 'omJog Dumber of The Century will contato au artirlc l:y Dr. .John I'. Peters, emtitled "An Art bnpetna In Turkey," the llu.stiatiotis of wiii.-u miainy oí the beautifnl objectg now in the Imperial Museum at Constantibople. In tliiá museum is the fiaest .in.l most valualilc collectlon of sarcophaigl in the world, tacluding the famous Alexander san o]Vluius íound Bit siiion by Hamdy Bey, tbe origlnator and ili.ief of the school of fine arte in Tiirkey, wluorae work is descrlbed in fai.s art iele. K flie young womam whose portrait iiia.Ts Om iirst iage of CasseU's Family Magazine íor February be a real fleb and Ulooil ycfwag woman, and not a paJntlngí abe ought to be a famou.s beauty. Beauty slie is, but íor her fanie we cannot speafe as the is a raew one to us. "ín Parliament Aaeembled," ha the first of a seriee oí illu.strated pepera. The subtítle oí tikte paper i.s "Some Oíd Parliamontary Hands" and the illustiations are, .some from pHiotogrraphs, the otliers semi-caricatures. One of the most strikinR papers of the niunber is "In the United States Weather Office," wbteb gives a number of illustrations and portraits.- Cassell Publis-hing C3o., N. Y. The írontispiece of the Fcbruary number of the Magazine of Art is au original etching by David Law, of nis oivii ]Wiinting, "After the Festa." The opening article is on "Current Art," by (lande Pbilllps, and is bountifully illustrated with engravings frora some of the most notable pnüntlngs of the day in Englnnd. All art workers J11 be interested in Walter Crane'a laper on "Design," which he has illustrated With careful drawings. "When the World was Young," in a poem by Ellen Thornycraft Fowler, nspireil ly E. J. I'dvntcr's palntlng of tliat name which i reproduced in tlLis number. Henry Q. Hine, the vater-color painter, la the subject of a bíographieaí and crltical sketch by Prederlc Weilmore, with illustrations shiiwinii tlit artist'K work. The Kel iniïrove Art Galleries and Museum, at Glawiow, are niinutely described by Owen Flemtng and, by ttueir size and Btateltnese, put to the blush any of our own gallerías and museums oí art. - Oassell PabllBhtng Company, 35 cents a number ; $3.50 a year in advanoe. It was Bon Jolmson, we beüeve. who w-hen asked Mallcxk's question, "Is liie worth llvtng ?" replied, "That deIieiuls on the liver." And Hen Johnsun (loubtless saw tüie doublé potot to tliB pun. The livei' active - qulck - We rosy, everytbtng brlght, mounlains o' troul)le inelt like inountains of show. The ahngglsh - life dull, everytliiiiit blut', molehillfl oí worry rise into mountains of anxiety, and as a result - sick headache, dizziness, constipation. Twii ways are open. ('ure liermaneiitly. 0T relieve teinporarily. Take a plll and suffer, ae take a iill amd gfet well. Shock the system by an OTerdose, or coax it by a mild, pleasant way. Dr. PJeroe'e Pleasant Pelleta are the mild ineans. Ttoey work effoctively, without peda, and leave the system strong. One little, BUgBr-coated pelli't li enoiiuli. altlioiiu;Ii a whole vial costs but 25 cnts.